USAOPOLY Monopoly: The Dog Artlist Collection

I love this game of Monopoly...it is cute and fun and just a bit different than the standard Monopoly. If you love dogs you will love this game.

I love any version of Monopoly. However, after playing this with my 9-year-old son, who can match Monopoly wits with just about anyone, I found a defect in the production of this edition.Any version of Monopoly should adhere to specific standards, such as the amounts and frequencies of the "Chance" and "Community Chest" cards (in this edition, the "Water Bowl" and "Food Bowl" cards.) One of the "Water Bowl" cards is incorrectly included. It is titled "MAN'S BEST FRIEND - IF YOU PASS GO COLLECT $200" and features a picture of a Papillon dog. However, you'll note that this card contains no instruction to the player. After comparing the complete set of "Water Bowl" cards, I determined that the card should have instructed the player to advance to the first Dog Show Award space, "Best of Class - French Bulldog" (the spot where Reading Railroad exists in the traditional game). For Monopoly player purists, this is a rather important oversight.Despite that one flaw, it's a cute edition of the game, and I'm sure we'll play it many more times!

If you are a dog lover is for you

When i purchased this it said it was "new" i expected to get a sealed game. Instead what i got was a HEAVILY used game and the box it all beat up with small holes in it and the box was taped shut. This was going to be a Christmas present but this is too embarrassing to give anyone

Seller was amazing! Such a cute Monopoly set, so much fun!

I spent this past Superbowl Sunday playing this version of Monopoly, and I thought I would add a review since the ones here are well....not very helpful. Not that you really need a review since it's Monopoly, and who doesn't know Monopoly? But here we go...This game plays the same as the regular versions, with the real estate squares having dog breeds associated with them. Golden Retriever and Labrador Retriever are what Boardwalk and Park Place were in the original game. The utilites are dog services (dog washing and dog walking). The railroads are "best in show" awards. All the art is adorably cute, so much so that when you get a "go to jail" card, you don't mind because the picture on the card is so cute. The pewter playing pieces included are: a water bowl, a fire hydrant, a bone, and 2 (different) dogs. Both of the dogs have the big heads and small bodies, keeping with the theme of the wide angle photography featured on the game board.My only (small) squabble with this edition is that at first glance, the two dog playing pieces look way too much alike and are a bit hard to distinguish if you are using both in a game. They maybe should have made one much bigger, or done another dog-themed piece. It would be easy to move your fellow players piece by accident, especially if you are socializing while you are playing.Other than that, it was fun to play - if you love classic monopoly you'll definately get a kick out of this!

It's a very clever and cute monopoly game. All the spaces are dog breeds, Labrador Retriever being Boardwalk. The tokens are things like food bowls, dog houses, dog bones, etc. There is a Labrador Retriever token and a Pug token that represents an actual dogs, but make sure only one person chooses the Pug or the Lab, for they look very similar and often get mixed up.The only thing I would warn you about getting this is that this shouldn't be a first or only monopoly game for children under 10 or so. Instead of buying properties for good prices and location, it is judged by the breed of dog. It's better for kids who understand and have played monopoly already. If it's for a first-timer, you should probably go for the classic monopoly.

When I opened the box, there are only 3 tokens in the plastic bag - dog bowl, dog & a house. Base on the pictures, I am missing another 3 tokens (Eg: dog bone, fire hydrant, etc). Kindly investigate and rectify as we are unable to have more than 3 players due to the missing tokens.